The Ethical Risks of Professional Boundaries

The Ethical Risks of Professional Boundaries

James C 'Jes' Montgomery MD / James C Jes Montgomery MD / R Dean White DDS MS

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BookLocker.com Inc
Año de edición:
2021
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Relación médico/paciente
ISBN:
9781647197940
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The Ethical Risks of Professional Boundaries is a unique approach to boundary setting for professionals in health care and counseling. All professionals cross boundaries. Most of these are benign and are probably helpful to the relationship and therefore helpful to the care of the patient or client, but if they lead to boundary violations a toxic environment may arise.A licensed professional has to understand themselves and their vulnerabilities in order to set healthy boundaries. They must recognize that they are the product of their training, their family background, their reactions to stress, their emotional intelligence and their practice of empathy. This book addresses self- evaluation to help the professional determine if they are prone to violating boundaries that could harm or damage the professional/patient relationship. This book is designed to educate, inform and illustrate how each professional can set their own boundaries to avoid unnecessary trauma and conflict.

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